Tina Fey to Star in ‘The Four Seasons’ Series on Netflix, Based on Alan Alda’s 1981 Film

The “30 Rock” creator and star also serves as cocreator alongside collaborators Tracey Wigfield and Lang Fisher

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Tina Fey attends the global premiere of "Mean Girls" (Credit: John Nacion/Getty Images)

Tina Fey is set to star in and co-create “The Four Seasons,” a series adaptation of the 1981 Alan Alda movie of the same name.

Fey will create the series alongside her fellow “30 Rock” collaborators Tracey Wigfield, who was also the creator of “Great News,” and Lang Fisher, who was the cocreator of “Never Have I Ever” alongside Mindy Kaling. Both Wigfield and Fisher wrote for “30 Rock” in its final season, and Fey and Wigfield share an Emmy for writing the series’ final. Fey was also an executive producer on “Great News.”

Alan Alda also guest starred on “30 Rock” for three episodes as Professor Milton Greene, Jack’s (Alec Baldwin) unknowing father.

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